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August 28, 2026

Buckingham Palace Honors Dolly Parton With a Guard Band Performance of ‘9 to 5’

Dolly Parton may have grown up in a tiny town in Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains, but the late country music icon’s influence was felt around the world. The British Royal Family recently paid tribute to the legendary singer-songwriter and philanthropist with a special performance of her beloved hit “9 to 5,” performed by the Coldstream Guards band in front of Buckingham Palace in London.

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August 27, 2026

Australia Bans Fully AI-Generated Music From Its Official Song Charts

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into creative industries, questions about where to draw the line between human and AI-generated work continue to arise. Now, Australia’s music industry is drawing one of its own. Fully AI-generated songs will no longer be eligible to appear on the country’s official ARIA Charts, though music created by humans with the assistance of AI can still qualify. The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA)

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August 27, 2026

11-Year-Old Dinosaur Lover Becomes Guinness World Record Holder for World’s Youngest Museum Curator

Many kids love dinosaurs, and while some may collect fossils, memorize facts about their favorite prehistoric species, or even dream of becoming a paleontologist one day, there’s one kid named Anderson Taylor who took his passion a step further. The 11-year-old opened his own natural history museum. Now, the Cambridge, Ill., resident has officially been recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world’s youngest male museum curator.

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August 26, 2026

Adorable Winner of Invertebrate of the Year 2026 Is the Size of a Grain of Rice

At roughly the size of a grain of rice, the leaf sheep hardly seems like the sort of animal capable of winning an international popularity contest. Yet the minute marine creature, Costasiella kuroshimae, has taken the top spot in The Guardian’s 2026 Invertebrate of the Year competition. Competing against nine other remarkable species in a global public vote,  its victory celebrates more than an unusually photogenic sea slug.

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